People on the Move: Feb. 22-28

Women’s Health Associates of Southern Nevada hired Drs. Keith Brill, Amit Garg and Jocelyn Ivie, OB/GYNs who will practice at the South Valley East and West locations in Henderson and Las Vegas. Dr. Donna Miller is chief medical officer.

Dr. Joseph Johnson joined Dignity Health Medical Group, affiliated with the Dignity Health-St. Rose Dominican hospital system. He will work at Dignity’s primary care clinic at 106 E. Lake Mead Parkway, Suite 104, Henderson.

The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority elected a new board of directors. Clark County Commissioner Lawrence Weekly is chairman. Chuck Bowling, president and chief operating officer of Mandalay Bay, is vice chairman. Bill Noonan, senior vice president of administration at Boyd Gaming, is secretary. Tom Jenkin, global president of Caesars Entertainment, remains treasurer.

Joel Just acquired Nevada Association Services, Inc., and became its CEO. Founder David Stone remains licensed collections manager for the company, which collects overdue community association assessments through nonjudicial foreclosure.

Twenty-four-year law enforcement veteran Capt. Alexander Perez was promoted to North Las Vegas assistant police chief by Police Chief Joe Chronister and City Manager Qiong Liu. North Las Vegas Mayor Pro Tem Anita Wood is the 2015 president of the Nevada League of Cities and Municipalities. She was sworn in by North Las Vegas Justice Court Judge Kalani Hoo.

Scientific Games Corp. general counsel Katie Lever will serve as chair of the American Heart Association’s 2015 Go Red For Women luncheon Feb. 27.

Elray Resources Inc. launched the Ruby Experience, a VIP/concierge service specializing in gaming, nightlife and entertainment for high net-worth clients. The business, operated by Ruby Jacenko, operates in Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Miami, New York and Sydney.

Nine people joined the Las Vegas Global Economic Alliance board of directors. They are John Bailey, managing partner, Bailey Kennedy; Shelley Berkley, CEO and senior provost, Touro University; Jason Bruckman, regional vice president, Eastridge Group of Staffing Companies; Jeff Parker, vice president, Manpower Inc. of Southern Nevada; Bart Patterson, president, Nevada State College; Randy Robison, director of state legislative affairs, CenturyLink; Brad Schnepf, president, Marnell Properties; Jeff Silvestri, partner, McDonald Carano Wilson; and Stephen Wells, president, Desert Research Institute.

Todd Michaels is director of business development for Aid for AIDS of Nevada.

The Association of Gaming Equipment Manufacturers has a new board of directors under president Thomas A. Jingoli, chief compliance officer for Konami Gaming. Jingoli was re-elected for a two-year term, and one-year terms were approved for first vice president Dan Savage, vice president of corporate marketing, Scientific Games; second vice president Dave Lucchese, executive vice president of client operations, GCA; secretary Mark Dunn, executive vice president and general counsel, Aristocrat Technologies; treasurer Tom Nieman, vice president of global marketing, JCM Global; vice president of government relations Steven DiMasi, vice president of government relations, IGT; co-general counsel Mike Dreitzer, president of North American operations, Ainsworth Game Technology; and co-general counsel Harper Ko, assistant general counsel, Scientific Games.

Sean McCray is academic curriculum manager at the International School of Hospitality.

Quincy Branch, president and CEO of Branch Benefits Consultants, was named in Insurance Business America magazine’s Hot 100 list for 2015.

Jennifer Taylor is executive director of Clean Energy Project, a nonprofit group that promotes a clean-energy economy.

Registered nurse Lyn Ketelsen is Health Care Associates’ first chief patient experience officer. Ketelsen will help ensure patients have the best experience possible.

The Nevada Restaurant Association elected a new board of directors for 2015. Sebastien Silvestri of Venetian/Palazzo is chairman, Matt Erickson of SLS Las Vegas is vice chairman of restaurants, Todd Ansteth of McCormick & Schmick’s is secretary/treasurer, and Brett Sutton of Sutton Hague Law Corp. is vice chairman of allieds. Ed Lepere of Lawry’s the Prime Rib received a gavel plaque for two terms as chairman, while Jim Rees of Hash House A Go Go and Raja Majid of Origin India received directors emeriti distinctions. David Parra of Texas de Brazil, Timothy Moulson of Term Management, and Tony Figurelli of Epicurean Strategic Partners joined the board.

David Ellingson is a systems administrator at Clark County Credit Union. Norman H. Smith II is a financial services representative.

NAIOP Southern Nevada chapter, a trade organization for commercial real estate developers, owners and professionals in office, industrial, retail and mixed-use real estate, elected its 2015 officers, board of directors, committee chairs and liaisons. Officers are: president Charles Van Geel, American Nevada Company; president-elect Mike Shohet, Jones Lang LaSalle; immediate past president Mike Montandon, DC Building Group; secretary Rod Martin, Majestic Realty Co.; and treasurer John Restrepo, RCG Economics. Directors are Dana Berggren, broker; Sallie Doebler, Business Source Nevada; Jeff Foster, Prologis; Jay Heller, Heller Companies; Chris Larsen, PGAL; Jennifer Levine, Voit Real Estate Services; Adam Malan, The Equity Group; Mike Mixer, Colliers International; Kyle Nagy, CommCap Advisors; and John Ramous, Harsch Investment Properties. Restrepo is finance chairman; Ramous is government affairs chairman; Doebler is government affairs state chairwoman; Montandon is government affairs local chairman; Matt Hoyt is membership chairman; Brandon Wiegand is communications chairman; Brett Bottenberg is golf chairman; Berggren is programs chairwoman; David Jones is education chairman; Courtney Murphy Goffstein and Leroy Taylor are spotlight awards chairs; Jason Otter is community service chairmain; Nicole Palacios and Tracy Skenandore are sustainable development chairwomen; Jennifer Turchin is DLI chairwoman; and Bruce Follmer and Garrett Toft are bus tour chairmen. The corporate board member is Ramous; chapter executive is Katrina Bruce, Alternative Management; chapter staff are Karen Englert, Lenora Ferry, Nan Okuda, Johna Savage and Sarah Sunderman, all of Alternative Management.